Counties with the most college graduates in Washington

- 20.3% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 10.2% ($24,583 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 30.0% ($34,980)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 39.5% ($30,095)
- Bachelor's degree: 13.5% ($44,688)
- Graduate or professional degree: 6.8% ($60,833)

- 20.3% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 7.3% ($39,609 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 28.4% ($36,420)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 44.0% ($27,569)
- Bachelor's degree: 11.6% ($55,602)
- Graduate or professional degree: 8.7% ($51,667)

- 20.5% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 8.3% ($27,736 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 34.3% ($34,207)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 36.9% ($33,572)
- Bachelor's degree: 12.4% ($49,818)
- Graduate or professional degree: 8.0% ($52,727)

- 20.6% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 17.4% ($26,957 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 29.2% ($32,406)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 32.8% ($37,567)
- Bachelor's degree: 13.8% ($59,358)
- Graduate or professional degree: 6.9% ($70,633)

- 21.1% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 9.3% ($40,101 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 32.4% ($34,424)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 37.2% ($35,940)
- Bachelor's degree: 13.4% ($51,581)
- Graduate or professional degree: 7.6% ($68,826)

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- 21.2% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 10.1% ($15,976 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 35.1% ($23,042)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 33.6% ($26,099)
- Bachelor's degree: 13.4% ($38,333)
- Graduate or professional degree: 7.8% ($53,571)

- 23.4% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 9.0% ($23,630 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 27.5% ($27,666)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 40.1% ($34,154)
- Bachelor's degree: 15.1% ($48,768)
- Graduate or professional degree: 8.2% ($60,313)

- 25.3% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 11.9% ($45,047 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 19.2% ($30,885)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 43.6% ($38,864)
- Bachelor's degree: 12.7% ($48,173)
- Graduate or professional degree: 12.6% ($50,833)

- 25.4% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 7.1% ($25,714 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 27.1% ($33,642)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 40.4% ($39,293)
- Bachelor's degree: 16.9% ($48,036)
- Graduate or professional degree: 8.5% ($63,598)

- 25.7% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 4.5% ($33,125 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 27.6% ($33,478)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 42.2% ($31,880)
- Bachelor's degree: 17.1% ($46,364)
- Graduate or professional degree: 8.6% ($58,526)

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- 26.0% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 8.1% ($22,407 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 30.3% ($36,587)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 35.6% ($41,242)
- Bachelor's degree: 15.8% ($59,135)
- Graduate or professional degree: 10.3% ($64,089)

- 26.4% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 16.3% ($28,487 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 25.5% ($31,042)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 31.8% ($36,884)
- Bachelor's degree: 16.6% ($47,241)
- Graduate or professional degree: 9.8% ($69,886)

- 27.4% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 9.4% ($30,547 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 25.6% ($39,501)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 37.6% ($38,976)
- Bachelor's degree: 17.5% ($54,504)
- Graduate or professional degree: 9.9% ($77,873)

- 27.7% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 8.2% ($30,788 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 26.5% ($39,578)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 37.6% ($44,601)
- Bachelor's degree: 18.0% ($58,650)
- Graduate or professional degree: 9.7% ($76,431)

- 28.6% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 12.2% ($26,351 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 20.7% ($34,576)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 38.5% ($35,667)
- Bachelor's degree: 16.4% ($46,944)
- Graduate or professional degree: 12.2% ($65,917)

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- 28.8% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 7.9% ($25,214 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 26.0% ($27,836)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 37.2% ($34,187)
- Bachelor's degree: 17.5% ($43,913)
- Graduate or professional degree: 11.3% ($66,417)

- 30.5% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 11.2% ($21,664 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 25.7% ($26,875)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 32.6% ($35,188)
- Bachelor's degree: 19.1% ($41,022)
- Graduate or professional degree: 11.4% ($64,789)

- 31.3% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 7.0% ($32,442 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 24.4% ($38,328)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 37.2% ($42,662)
- Bachelor's degree: 20.3% ($60,719)
- Graduate or professional degree: 11.0% ($74,159)

- 31.6% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 9.0% ($27,154 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 23.6% ($33,615)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 35.8% ($41,403)
- Bachelor's degree: 19.3% ($65,962)
- Graduate or professional degree: 12.3% ($78,690)

- 31.6% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 5.9% ($27,578 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 22.9% ($32,281)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 39.6% ($35,206)
- Bachelor's degree: 20.2% ($50,496)
- Graduate or professional degree: 11.4% ($70,552)

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- 32.8% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 7.5% ($33,995 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 23.6% ($42,098)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 36.2% ($47,988)
- Bachelor's degree: 22.1% ($69,073)
- Graduate or professional degree: 10.7% ($86,085)

- 34.1% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 8.2% ($42,246 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 24.8% ($37,021)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 32.9% ($40,514)
- Bachelor's degree: 22.8% ($41,917)
- Graduate or professional degree: 11.2% ($68,415)

- 34.1% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 4.4% ($31,017 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 22.0% ($37,627)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 39.5% ($39,914)
- Bachelor's degree: 20.3% ($48,303)
- Graduate or professional degree: 13.8% ($66,211)

- 34.4% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 5.1% ($30,488 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 21.3% ($35,863)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 39.2% ($43,905)
- Bachelor's degree: 22.5% ($61,113)
- Graduate or professional degree: 11.9% ($79,038)

- 35.3% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 7.3% ($32,701 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 22.2% ($36,278)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 35.2% ($39,450)
- Bachelor's degree: 22.1% ($46,572)
- Graduate or professional degree: 13.1% ($66,691)

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- 35.7% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 6.1% ($27,305 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 21.8% ($34,343)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 36.3% ($41,609)
- Bachelor's degree: 22.2% ($52,412)
- Graduate or professional degree: 13.6% ($73,693)

- 42.5% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 3.7% ($24,070 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 21.2% ($37,482)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 32.6% ($25,788)
- Bachelor's degree: 23.2% ($33,714)
- Graduate or professional degree: 19.3% ($42,941)

- 48.2% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 4.4% ($26,875 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 15.8% ($37,625)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 31.5% ($32,560)
- Bachelor's degree: 24.9% ($40,390)
- Graduate or professional degree: 23.3% ($50,876)

- 51.7% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 4.1% ($30,192 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 15.3% ($35,313)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 29.0% ($35,181)
- Bachelor's degree: 29.9% ($38,698)
- Graduate or professional degree: 21.8% ($49,516)

- 53.4% of population 25 years and over with Bachelor's degree or higher

- Less than high school diploma: 6.6% ($30,310 median earnings)
- High school graduate: 14.8% ($37,660)
- Some college or Associate's degree: 25.2% ($45,159)
- Bachelor's degree: 31.7% ($73,823)
- Graduate or professional degree: 21.7% ($97,112)

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